Letter Recognition
A great way to keep track of a child's upper- and lower-case letter recognition.
Review upper- and lower-case letters with this activity by writing the upper-case letter next to its matching lower-case partner.
A great way to review or practice matching upper-case and lower-case letters!
A great way to show children a variety of fonts of each letter, a through z.
Use the checklist to determine different areas of development. Areas include:
- shapes
- colors
- body parts
- social and emotional development
- motor and physical development
- music, movement and the creative arts
- dramatic play
- literacy (including phonological awareness, book handling, writing, letters, and more)
Use these worksheets to assess your students' understanding of beginning sounds. Four letter sounds are reviewed on each page (5 pages total): b f k n - d z l r - v j p s - y w t m - c g h q
Now that G is (almost) 3, I'm trying to stimulate her interest in learning letters!
Six-piece puzzles reinforce uppercase and lowercase pairs for the entire alphabet. Can download color or black & white file.
This engaging activity is perfect for individual practice, small groups, or literacy centers. Use to reinforce letters and letter sounds for emergent readers.
Students will read CVC words and then lift up the flap to reveal a picture of the word. Pictures are in color and black and white. Words include: cat, jam, cap, bat, map, ham, cab.
Reinforce lowercase letters (and paying attention) with this game. Can be played in large or small groups.
Children practice tracing and drawing the upper- and lowercase letter Ii.
